Hi,

Main interests are QRP, CW and Satellites. I enjoy operating as a portable field station especially from one or other game reserve.

Recently discovered the the 'Magic Band' and now having great fun chasing 6M DX.

I also take part in contests, mainly the international CW contests.

The blog site below I often use to commit my special amateur radio moments and experiences with whoever might share the same interests.

http://zs6a.blogspot.com/

QSL Policy

I prefer using the ARRL’s Log Book of The World - LoTW for the QSL process.

It is by far the most convenient, fastest and most reliable method to confirm QSOs. Furthermore, it makes the record-keeping and tracking of the various awards: DXCC, VUCC, WAS, WAC etc. effortless.

The traditional snail-mail QSL cards are slow and unreliable (apparently they often go missing in transit). Filling out paper QSLs is a time consuming process. Keeping track of QSLs sent, QSLs received and awards status is also cumbersome.

I understand than some still prefer paper QSL cards. Therefore, I will reply to all received paper QSL cards.
Please furnish a self addressed envelope (SAE) and return postage (IRC or green stamps). If insufficient postage is provided, the cards will be returned via the SARL outgoing QSL Bureau..

Previous calls: ZS2PW, ZS6BQS, ZS6BB

Other calls : ZS2AA, C91DD, 7P8/ZS2AA

73, Pierre

SARL QRP contest April 2011 - Mata Mata rest camp, Kgalagadi game reserve (KG04af)